26-07-2011, 09:24 PM
A couple yrs. ago I attended a public lecture at the private William Mitchell law school in St.Paul,Mn. The topic was "spies in film". One actually had to call for a reservation & then sign in at the entry. Mention was made that questions would be allowed at the end of the panel discussion. That never happened. 2 of the panelists were CIA lawyers including John Rizzo who wrote the memos for the Bush Admin. torture clearances. They actually engaged in a discussion about how to more effectively integrate the CIA into films like the FBI does. The crowd of 500 was likely liberal left but like I said no questions were allowed at the end. i approached Rizzo & the other CIA lawyer with a question about some aspect of the JFK assassination involving Angleton, I believe, and they played dumb but did suggest I read William Buckley's book that related to Angleton and became the film The GOOD SHEPARD with Matt Damon. Correct me if I'm wrong about GOOD SHEPARD coming from W. Buckley's work.